August 31, 2001Volume 30, Number 1Two-Week Issue
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The Great Outdoors
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Some members of the Yale community beat the summer heat by escapting to the University's Outdoor Education Center, a 2,000-acre facilty located on a lake in East Lyme. Members can swim, canoe, fish, hike, camp out, play horse shoes and volleyball, or just fool around in the sand. For information, call (203) 432-2492.
 
T H I SW E E K ' SS T O R I E S
 Yale to greet new crop of students
Over half of new foreign students got financial aid
Programs pay tribute to Yale abolitionist
Stern, González Echevarría named DeVane Professors
Discovery may yield insights into treating high blood pressure
Hockfield is appointed Gilbert Professor
Brewer returns to Yale as Weyerhaeuser Professor
African American studies celebrates 30th year
Symposium will explore 'Challenges to Internationalizing Yale'
IN FOCUS: Yale Architecture
While You Were Away: The Summer's Top Stories Revisited
Art Gallery exhibit combines the visual and literary
Ethnic cleansing in Europe and America is focus of Lamar Center's weekend symposium
'Symmetry and Asymmetry' is topic of Tetelman Lecture
Fair to highlight resources for those with disabilities
School of Music celebrates new year with concert, convocation
New Yale Library website unveiled
C. Norman Gillis, noted vascular disease specialist, dies
The Great Outdoors
Pictures and poems sought for contests at Morse College
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